Ramczyk falls

The Giants are expected to sign former Jets QB Geno Smith, according to Adam Schefter and Jordan Ranaan of ESPN. In addition, New York has agreed to a two-year contract with QB Josh Johnson, per his agent Doug Hendrickson. Johnson signed with the Giants prior to Week One of the 2016 season, and served as the third-string quarterback behind Ryan Nassib.

Geno Smith still envisions himself as a starting quarterback, which is one thing the Giants absolutely don't need. In fact, the Giants don't expect to need one until at least the 2020 season, when Smith will turn 30 and will probably be long gone. That's why Smith's decision to sign with the Giants -- and to a lesser extent, the Giants' decision to sign Smith -- is so strange.

The Giants have agreed with DE Jason Pierre-Paul on a four-year deal, a source confirmed to SNY's Ralph Vacchiano. The deal is expected to be worth close to $17 million per year, with roughly $54 million guaranteed, reports Adam Schefter of ESPN. The Giants placed the nearly $17 million franchise tag on Pierre-Paul earlier this offseason, but did so with the hope that they'd be able to reach a long-term deal before the deadline, Vacchiano reported on March 3.